According to the defunct musician, if the menace is not checked, it will get to a time in Ghana, where people will even have to pay bribes before they can sit on their own seats, at the comfort of their homes.
Speaking at MUSIGA’s Anti-Corruption Walk, Obour said the act is not only happening within politicians and the government, as he also opined that corruption is in the creative arts industry as well.
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Vehemently condemning the act, the “Konkontiba” hitmaker, said corruption is actually swallowing the whole Nation and urged Ghanaians to boldly speak and act against before it’s too late.
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